FW: MTV
From: RhodesVictor@aol.com [mailto:RhodesVictor@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2008 9:54 PM
To: RhodesVictor@aol.com
Subject: MTV
Do you
know anyone between the ages of 15 and 25 who suffer from Acne or problem
skin?
MTV’s
True Life is looking for people to share their story as they embark upon a
treatment regimen with Dr. Steven Victor to clear up their skin.
For
more information on this opportunity please call
MTV
True Life Synopsis
For
most teenagers Acne is a part of growing up. Nasty zits pop up for
a week or
two, but then just as quickly disappear. But for some people
Acne is an
embarrassing, crippling and sometimes painful deformity
that never goes
away.
People with severe Acne often struggle with being able to face
the
outside world, trying to figure out ways to avoid having to talk to
or
be close with people. Going to the store, or to class becomes a
fearful
venture into potential ridicule.
Snickers, and suggestions that bad skin
is a measure of cleanliness or
an indicator of an unhealthy diet makes people
feel like they're to
blame for their Acne. Yet treating Acne can be an
elusive challenge
even for the most accomplished dermatologists.
The
misconception that Acne is a matter of vanity has led health
insurance
carriers to limit their coverage of treatment. But many
people afflicted with
Acne suffer pain from extensive breakouts, deep
depression and paralyzing
anxiety. It can permeate all aspects of
their life creating deep
psychological wounds.
And for many patients, even after spending
thousands of dollars on
over the counter treatments, Proactive-type
solutions, and procedures
at the dermatologist they are still left with
painful scarring Acne.
The last stop to get rid of their Acne is Accutane, a
serious drug
with side effects so severe it requires monthly
checkups.
While teens talk about dieting, weight and body image- Acne is
such an
embarrassing topic that people shy away from discussing it in
any
meaningful way. Some pretend it doesn't exist and some crack
jokes
about their Acne to cut off any potential remarks, but there's
no
denying it's an issue that affects all of us.
In this episode of
True Life, we'll follow the lives of three young
people living with severe
Acne who are trying to overcome school-yard
jabs and feelings of inadequacy
in face of the possibility their Acne
will never go away.
Victor Dermatology & Rejuvenation PC
30 East 76th Street
New York, New York 10021
212 249 3050
Fax 212 249 1482
Cell 917 459 8252
Office Website: www.stevenvictormdmedispa.com
Product Website: www.stevenvictormd.com
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